Sentence examples for to be border from inspiring English sources

Even if the UK stays in the EU, there are likely to be border controls.

And the MP for Berwick-upon-Tweed, Sir Alan Beith, has also weighed in, arguing that he expects there to be border controls in his constituency if Scotland votes for independence.

"It purports to be border security.

"There's going to be border fencing in some areas, there's going to be vehicular barricades, there's going to be technology, there's going to be greater manpower in some areas," Lankford said, adding Trump has been clear that a big, concrete, 2,200-mile 2,200-milenot actually be necessary "in private".

At one point, Hariri appeared to be bordering on tears.

Around the 1970's, the whole life of the Wigmore seemed to be bordering on fatigue.

The Grands Boulevards began to be bordered with houses, including some fine mansions, and the eastern stretch became a fashionable promenade with little theatres and cafés.

As a result, concave banks tend to be bordered by higher riparian margins that are less frequently flooded than convex banks.

It would have to be bordered by something to shape it into roundness, but the universe would also include that outside-the-roundness part.

Eurogamer called Infernal Machine "one of the best looking third person adventures", and applauded the in-engine cutscenes, claiming them to be "bordering on film quality at times".

Human exons that were subject to alternative splicing tend to be bordered by splice sites that were degenerate relative to those of constitutively spliced exons [ 15].